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A US trial over alleged spot-fixing in Major League Baseball is set to begin. The case will examine gambling-related manipulation in professional baseball and highlights integrity risks for major sports.
Uganda has started withdrawing its soldiers from Somalia, ending a deployment that began in 2007 and made it one of the largest contributors to the African Union force. The pullout is part of a wider drawdown of peacekeeping troops, raising concerns about security gaps in the fight against al-Shabaab.
An anthrax outbreak has killed hippopotamuses in Virunga National Park in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The deaths raise concerns for wildlife conservation and for nearby communities and animals because anthrax can spread through contact with infected carcasses. Park and health authorities may need surveillance and containment measures.
Ryanair may freeze workers' pay and increase fares in response to higher fuel prices. The move could affect employees and travelers across the airline's network. It highlights how rising fuel costs are pressuring low-cost carriers.
Chinese state television is continuing to omit Real Madrid coverage after a dispute over a meme linking Kylian Mbappe to Mao Zedong. The blackout shows how political sensitivities can affect sports broadcasting in China and has drawn international attention.
Al Jazeera reviews how the US president’s party has fared in every midterm election since 1946. The historical analysis offers context for midterm patterns and why them for control of Congress.
Award-winning Australian children's author Craig Silvey has been jailed over child exploitation offences, including child exploitation material. The case involves a prominent figure in children's literature, drawing attention to serious criminal offences and the accountability of public figures.
A new book by the Beatles' road manager says meeting Elvis Presley was the group's biggest day. The anecdote offers a behind-the-scenes look at the band's relationship with the rock icon. It is mainly of interest to music fans and Beatles historians.
An Al Jazeera opinion piece challenges Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s claims about the Arab world, arguing that his framing is inaccurate. The article examines his assertions and why they misrepresent regional politics and public opinion. It matters as a critique of how prominent U.S. figures characterize the Middle East.